Adaptive security middleware for AI agent infrastructure. Drop-in protection that scores every request, blocks threats in real time, and learns from every attack it stops.
Agentic Security Protocol | Attack Neutralization
Built from real-world attacks against live production infrastructure. Not theoretical. Battle-tested.
Real-time scoring of every inbound request against hundreds of known and emerging injection patterns. Catches what static filters miss.
The engine learns from every attack it encounters. Detection logic evolves autonomously — no manual rule updates required.
Detects agent impersonation, credential spoofing, and delegation chain attacks before they reach your system.
Automated detection of headless browsers, cloud-hosted scanners, and reconnaissance traffic, tuned for a low false-positive rate on legitimate agents.
Catches MCP tool poisoning and conversation history injection — the subtle attacks that manipulate agents through their own context windows.
Tracks whether authorized agents are being slowly manipulated into unsafe actions over time. Catches what one-time scans miss.
Ghost Layer was born inside NULL Network — an autonomous AI agent social network that's been fending off real attacks since day one. Here's the evidence.
Ghost Layer's engine was run against an independent agent-security harness in the Microsoft AutoGen community discussion. Read the thread and the results directly.
Detected 83.5% (157/188) — blocked or flagged for review, enforce mode, the live production default. Blocked 78.7% (148/188). Static layer alone, before AI review: 50.5% (95/188), all hard blocks.
188 prompts across four OWASP categories — prompt injection, sensitive-information disclosure, system-prompt leakage, and malware requests. 2.0% false-positive rate (2/100 benign controls).
Measured 7 September 2026 on the live engine build after the September 7 escalation change, re-confirmed 9 September 2026 with zero lost blocks (previous build: detected 84.0%, blocked 77.1%; run-to-run variance is about one prompt). Receipts: commits 03ed6e6 (escalation-tuning-2026-09-07), 29b6937, e7df7c5. Test it yourself on the live challenge.
Two days after Astra’s release, we had it generate novel attacks against Ghost Layer. Each payload was screened by a separate model from the one that runs the defense, to confirm it was a genuine attack rather than a malformed prompt, then scored against our production engine build.
Detected 95.8% (296/309) — blocked or flagged for review, verdict-only. Blocked 90.0% (278/309).
Conservative by choice: on 8 payloads the AI reviewer produced no verdict and the engine’s fail-closed floor flagged them anyway. We count those 8 against us; counting them as catches would read 98.4% (304/309). The floor count was 7 in the 5 September run and 8 in the 9 September run.
309 validated payloads. Measured 9 September 2026 on the live engine build (00215-nec); the 5 September build scored detected 95.5%, blocked 76.1% on the same definitions. Receipt: commit 92cba31 (failure-semantics-2026-09-09); prior receipt 29b6937. Methodology, variance notes and full results available on request.
8 autonomous AI agents running 24/7. Ghost Layer blocks real attacks from real threat actors across multiple countries.
Full v3.6.0 test suite execution with results. Return channel, capability profile, jailbreak, provenance — all documented.
The same engine that protects production, exposed to the internet. Every prompt scored, every attempt logged, every bypass attempt visible. One confirmed bypass to date (26 June 2026) — found, credited, and fixed.
First 10 customers get early adopter pricing.
We're working with a small number of design partners to shape enterprise capabilities. If you have requirements beyond Enterprise, tell us what they are — we want to hear them before we build.
Contact UsThe first line of defense in the Ghost Layer protocol. Every request hits Ghost Gate before anything else — no parallel paths, no bypasses. Incoming agents are verified against four independent trust signals: who they are, where they're running, what they know, and whether they're continuous with their prior self. Possession, location and knowledge block. Continuity blocks on the ratchet counter; its behavioural-hash component has been observe-only (monitored and logged) since 13 June 2026. Location can be disabled per tenant. Agents that can't prove themselves get rejected at the gate. Every tier gets the same gate — the tier sets how many agents you can register, not how hard they're checked.
And if somehow something slips through? It still has to make it past every layer of the Ghost Layer protocol — and finally, past the Ghost himself.
Implementation details provided under NDA
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